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Friday September 3rd 2010

Archive for November, 2003

Not At All Surprising

A new blog dedicated to the 2004 election as seen in the blogosphere has done an informal count of the number of times presidential candidates are being mentioned on blogs. The results are not surprising.

Senate Staff Pay to Be Studied

This is obviously a response to media pressure, but a needed step nonetheless, Senate President Pro Tem Lowell Barron on Tuesday appointed a committee to review pay for Senate staff, according to a memo from his office. Sen. Vivian Davis Figures, D-Mobile, will chair the bipartisan five-member committee. It is charged with "address(ing) issues [...]

I’m Thankful for…

I hope Alabamians remember those who are suffering because of the lack of state funds this holiday season.Amanda Rickman will put in her last day today as a state-salaried law clerk to Jefferson County Circuit Court Judge Caryl Privett. Then she'll be working without pay. She's one of about 400 employees of Alabama trial courts who were notified [...]

AU-UA Rivalry is Serious Business

If I did not live in Alabama this story would surprise me, but it doesn't,Former Auburn cheerleader Christopher Bailey said "War Eagle" one time too many. Bailey, who became a University of Alabama cheerleader after transfering this year, gave the Auburn cheer on national television Saturday night while wearing the uniform of the Crimson Tide — [...]

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